TSOA - fix multiple response message with the same status code

[bellaabdelouahab]

what do you think about this :

file --> backend-app\node_modules\@tsoa\cli\dist\cli.js

    buildOperation(controllerName, method, defaultProduces) {
        const swaggerResponses = {};
        method.responses.forEach((res) => {
            if (swaggerResponses[res.name]) {
                swaggerResponses[res.name].description += ` \n - ${res.description}`;
            } else {
                swaggerResponses[res.name] = {
                    description:  '- '+ res.description,
                };
            }

i have modified tsoa package to achive the aproach of multiple response with same status code :

    @Response(400, 'Please provide email and password')
    @Response(400, 'Invalid email or password')
    @Response(400, 'You haven\'t set a password yet. Please login with GitHub and set a password from your profile page.')
    public async login(
        @Request() _req: Express.Request,
        @Res() res: TsoaResponse<200, { accessToken: string; user: any }>,
        @Body() body?: { email?: string; password?: string }
    ): Promise<void> {}

it is working but the problem is that any one who installs the project he will need to modify the package ! what do you think ? can you find a better aproach ? or should we just keep it as it was

@muttaqin1

[muttaqin1]

You can fork the tsoa repo. Make the necessary changes in your fork. Then in your terminal paste this command.

npm i user_name/repo_name

The modified version of the package will be installed. We can pull new changes from the original repo by syncing the fork then update the package using npm

npm update user_nme/repo_name

• You can submit a pr in tsoa. @bellaabdelouahab

[bellaabdelouahab]

Wait ! I don't have to create a package or build it or what ? And are you saying to perform npm install from GitHub even though it is not registered in npm ? @muttaqin1

[muttaqin1]

Wait ! I don't have to create a package or build it or what ? And are you saying to perform npm install from GitHub even though it is not registered in npm ? @muttaqin1

Yeah, this should work. Can you try this at once? Because npm lib's are hosted on GitHub.

[muttaqin1]

You dont have to register it on npm. @bellaabdelouahab

[bellaabdelouahab]

okay i will test it

[muttaqin1]

Any updates? @bellaabdelouahab

[bellaabdelouahab]

I found many approaches, but none of them worked. If you have any idea, then please suggest it; other than that, We will just leave it as an issue for an other time @muttaqin1

[muttaqin1]

We can leave it for now. I will try to resolve this issue later. @bellaabdelouahab

[bellaabdelouahab]

@muttaqin1 found anything ?

[muttaqin1]

@muttaqin1 found anything ?

No bro. I thought this will work. But as you have said that is not working now we can create a issue in tsoa github repo and wait or leave it as it is 😥😥😥

[bellaabdelouahab]

For now we leave the old approach @muttaqin1 I'll colse this as not planned